Car-owning Evangelion fans not satisfied with only having a NERV phone can now augment their piloting skills with the Evangelion Portable Navi, a fully voiced Neon Genesis Evangelion themed GPS car navigation device, finally allowing them to drive themselves into the sea in style.

Not only does the device boast spoken instructions voiced by such seiyuu as Megumi Hayashibara (Rei) and Megumi Ogata (Shinji), it also boasts Evangelion style fonts and graphics, and appearances from the characters concerned.

For the truly reckless, it can also play TV and movies, and accomplish the other functions expected of such a device.

The Evangelion Portable Navi (or “NERV GPS Navigation System” in English) is due for release on the 20th of April for ¥39,800, exclusively through the Evangelion Store.

GPS: Your target is 5 miles south east from your current position.
Me: Ok.
GPS: The target is headed straight for you!
Me: What!? But its a building!
GPS: Take evasive action!
Me: -swirves into a pond-
GPS: The target is moving away.

Tore would be the proper form of the verb, as it’s an Imperative. Toru would be, “to take”, you’re stating that they are currently taking your money, which isn’t quite right. Tore is the command form of the verb where you are telling them to take your money.
Watashi is polite, but this is not a polite statement as you’re interrupting them and giving them a command in the first place. Boku is more casual, and Ore even more so, but Ore can also connote a slight sense of arrogance that would be appropriate for this statement.

It is a fail but watashi doesn’t make you sound like a girl. It’s the polite form and everyone says it. boku is casual used among friends and ‘ore’ is only used for really close friends. You would usually hear ore in anime and teenagers in public in japan. Sometimes adults. but in your case, stop copying ‘anime talk’. But I will put ore translation properly for you. So in all: 黙れ!そして、俺のお金を取る (damare! soshite, ore no akane wo toru) is shut up and take my money. 黙れ!俺のお金を取る is shut up! take my money. It can possibly be said as 黙れと俺のお金を取る damare to ore no okane wo toru.
—romaji: only good for anime titles. If people are still writing in it, means their Japanese is not good.